News / The barrier to change for air cargo is not technology, or cash – it’s mindset

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By Alex Lennane

28/05/2020

The air cargo industry is at something of a crossroads: the past couple of months has presented an opportunity review strategy – with some executives suggesting it is time put cargo at the forefront, rather than passengers, and offer customers an integrator-style model.

With a fast-growing ...

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Horace Moning
May 28, 2020 at 6:54 pm
Thank you for this report I want to start up

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